Clear polymeric masterbatch is a specialized additive used in the plastics industry to enhance the clarity, transparency, and optical properties of plastic materials. It is specifically designed for applications where achieving a clear and visually appealing appearance is crucial.
| Appearance | Granule/Pellets |
|---|---|
| Color | Off white |
| Carrier Resin | PE |
| Active Ingredients | Proprietary |
| Thermal Stabilizer | Yes |
| Melf Flow Index | 0.1 gr/10min. (@ 190 °C , 2.16 kg) |
| Specific Density | ≈ 0.91 gr/cm3 |
Clear polymeric masterbatch consists of a transparent or clear polymeric carrier resin that is compatible with the base polymer. The carrier resin is typically compounded with other additives, such as light stabilizers, processing aids, and nucleating agents, to further improve the optical properties and performance of the final product.
Clear polymeric masterbatch is formulated to minimize light scattering and maximize light transmission through the plastic material. It helps to reduce haze and increase the clarity and transparency of the plastic, resulting in a visually clear and pristine appearance.
Clear polymeric masterbatch can provide additional optical benefits, such as high gloss, improved color fidelity, and enhanced depth perception. These properties are particularly important in applications such as packaging, displays, lenses, and optical components.
Clear polymeric masterbatch is typically added to the base polymer during the compounding or extrusion process. The masterbatch is uniformly mixed with the base polymer to ensure even distribution of the additives throughout the material. Careful control of processing conditions, such as temperature and shear rates, is important to maintain the optical clarity of the final product.
When using clear polymeric masterbatch, it is important to consider the specific requirements of the application. Factors such as the desired level of clarity, light stability, heat resistance, and compatibility with the base polymer should be taken into account. Different clear polymeric masterbatches may have varying performance characteristics, and the selection should be based on the specific needs of the application.
Polymer processing aid masterbatch is typically added to the polymer resin during the compounding or extrusion process. The masterbatch is uniformly mixed with the base polymer to achieve even distribution of the additives throughout the polymer matrix.
When selecting a polymer processing aid masterbatch, it is important to consider factors such as the specific polymer type, processing conditions (temperature, shear rates), and end-use requirements. Different masterbatches may offer varying performance benefits, and the selection should be based on the specific needs of the application.
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